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Complete the following table for an ideal gas by filling in the blank cells. Pressure atm Volume L moles Temperature A 5.00 14.0 2.00 155C B 0.300 2.00 4.72*10-2 155K C 4.47 25.0 2.01 D 2.25 10.5 75C

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Complete the following table for an ideal gas by filling in the blank cells.

	Pressure atm	Volume L	moles	Temperature
A	5.00	14.0	2.00	155C
B	0.300	2.00	4.72*10^-2	155K
C	4.47	25.0	2.01
D		2.25	10.5	75C

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